I would also like to know the answer to this.
I have a water-cooled PC and I only add water to it about once a year when the reservoir is around 2/3 full. My loop is water-tight, not air-tight, so water is slowly lost to evaporation.
I would think enterprise loops would be air-tight but perhaps the cost of implementing that is less than paying for water to be added
I like them too but a lot of the hype around them is unfortunately pretty cringe. Microtonal music is ancient but it took a couple of dudes in wacky outfits to bring it to the attention of normies and music journalists who act like it’s some crazy new thing they invented
I use Quickbooks Self-Employed for my software dev contracting business
When I first started out, I added my vehicle because I was silly enough to think I might need to log miles as a programmer, but of course I never did. Every single year when I go to file, Turbo Tax chokes because I have zero miles logged and it makes me manually fill out every single vehicle-related tax form (it won’t let me leave them blank). Worse yet, there’s no option in Quickbooks to remove a vehicle.
Also, it somehow completely fucked up the reporting of state estimated taxes this year, even though I had all my payments accurately recorded in Quickbooks, and I had to follow up with the state to get it corrected.
This is software I pay for btw
I’m sorry that you work at a company that thinks code reviews and tests guarantee bug-free code.
The primary function of code reviews is to increase visibility, and therefore maintainability. It keeps other members of the team in the loop about how codebase is changing and how it might affect their current or future work.
The primary function of tests is to catch regressions, not new bugs, and especially not new bugs related to use cases that weren’t even possible in previous versions
Companies like Flock really should be forced to do some due diligence on whether a city ran a publicly-known vote before they fulfill an order for cameras
It means that multiple devices which are connected to the same TV can all control each other.
For example, say you have a streaming device (e.g. Amazon Fire Stick) and an audio receiver both hooked up to the same TV on different HDMI ports. With CEC, you could use the volume buttons on the streaming device’s remote to control the volume on the audio receiver. You could also use the power button on the TV remote to turn all three devices on/off at the same time.
How’s HDMI-CEC support in Linux? I remember that being a sticking point last time I considered building an HTPC
Nah it’s something they do intentionally for attention. Won’t be too long before you get an “ackchually” reply from them explaining what the character means
despite having had 2 prior assassination attempts made
Which also makes the fact that someone was able to sprint through a security checkpoint very strange. You can’t even do that at Disneyland
I don’t have any doubt that the profit will come soon. Virtually every CEO is pressuring their employees to use AI as much as possible. Anthropic just has to crank up their prices to 11 and companies won’t really have a choice but to pay since they will have become so reliant on AI
In public yes
At home, I’m wearing sweatpants or basketball shorts. Why do I need to wash if I’m only touching the front of my waist band
Is the Claude Code extension for VS code also using a compromised dependency? Or just the npm package?
The benefit is less about decentralization in this case (although it would be nice because fuck corporations, especially Ticketmaster) and more about the use of cryptography. The blockchain and non-fungible aspect allows people to buy tickets secondhand without a doubt in their mind that the tickets are fakes or copies, all without the need for a corpo-approved marketplace which make the rich leeches richer.
NFTs actually do have a few practical uses, e.g. concert tickets, but the number is very small and the relevant industries are unlikely to adapt them anyways because capitalism
Just use the first number the user enters as their age
I’m 58008 btw
You basically just described the DHT. Something to make the torrenting experience more accessible to non-technical people would be cool tho
Sony bit the dust? I bought a Sony OLED 8 months ago and it’s fantastic
Secure Boot and TPM are not Windows-only technologies. I’m secure booting openSUSE right now
Speaking for the US: I have met several pro-ICE Latinos who either immigrated here themselves or their parents immigrated.
Essentially, they immigrated the “legitimate” way and bought into the MAGA narrative that there’s loads of criminals crossing the border illegally and coming here to live off welfare without paying taxes. They believe that since they came here the “correct” way, others should do the same and the ones that don’t should be violently deported
I feel like this could be a use for LLMs that isn’t slop. It’s not going to catch everything of course but I imagine it would be a whole lot better than nothing